St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-06

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waukee, and others.
The Young Ladies Missionary society,
of the First NJ. E. church, held social
and supper Wednesday evening in the
lecture room of the church, University
avenue southeast The attendance was
good and considerable sum was melted
for the charitable purposes of the So
ciety. A reception committee consist
ing of Miss Mabel Chase, Mrs. Stiles
Raymond, Miss Minnie Lane, Miss
Lizzie Lane, Mrs. Arlington Kent and
Miss Jessie Foster, was in charge of the
affair.
A large number of people assembled
last Tuesday to give Rev. and Mrs. W.
W. Satterlee house warming at their
new home, 1882 Fifth avenue south.
The entertainment took the form of a
pound party, and the number of pounds
fully equaled the number of guests pres
ent. A purse of 500 was among the
other gifts, the presentation speech be-
ing made by Rev. George S. Wells, to
which DR.. Satterlee responded most
feelingly.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity gave
a social hop at their new house, IL For
ence court, on Friday evening. The
parlors were tastefuliy adorned with
flowers, the draperies being fastened
with blue and white ribbons, represent
ing the colors of the fraternity. An ell
egant repaSt was served by May. Dane
ing began at 9:3O and continued until
late hour. Among those present from
the University were: Prof. and Mrs.
Harry Percival, JudsOn; Misses Belle
NORM, Mamie Stevens, Virginia Stevens,
Alma Johnson, Mollie Mills, Edith Phil
lips, Mary Linton, Sue Olmstead. Bessie
Sheldon, Grace Gilbert, Nellie Hall,
Mae Parcher, Sarah Hall, Rose Bebb
and Retta Jenkins; MessrS. Ed Spauld-
ing. Ed SpottSwood, l.. r. Moffett, W.
X. Brown, b. l.. LOere, Ii. W. ThOmp-
son, NJ. K. Knauff, E. E. NickersOn, c.
o. Savage, II. G.. Richardson, William
Bebb, Fred SchOOnmaker, Theodore Hall,
Sterus and w. E. Stuckwell. The COM
mittee was MesSrs. Moffett, SehOon-
maker and Stockwell.
A pleasant social party and reception
was given Wednesday evening at the
l. o. o. F. hall. corner Nicollet avenue
and Third street, by the Grand Canton
Minnesota No. and Myrtle Lodge No.
L Daughters of Rebecca. The large hall
was crowded with over 100 couples, who
enjoyed dancing to the strains of Willard
d Thyle's orchestra till about o'clock.
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Canton No. Z, of the East side, and
Apollo Canton No. 2, of st. Paul. Dur
ing the evening supper was served in
the rooms adjoining the hall. One OF
the features Of the party was the open
ing march, in which the gentlemen of
the order appeared in full uniform.
One of the most enjoyable hops of the
season was the one given by the Broth
erhOOd of Firemen at Armory hall
Thursday evening. About $50 couples
were present and enjoyed a pleasant
evening. Dancing began at 10 o'clock
and continued until late hour in the
morning. An excellent supper was
served by Miller, the caterer, at II 80.
The music furnished by M. E. Heirs
orchestra was excellent. Much is due
Thomas Mea for the grand success of
the entertainment.
Thursday night last Miss Fannie
Rutherford was rendered pleasant
surprise" at her home by a party
of friends. Music, and dancing
were the principal features. Among
those present were: Misses Lizzie
House. Carrie Thompson, May Fisher
and Maud Ulmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Weeks, MeSsrs. E. 0. Baldamus, Con-
rad Sanders, Moore, Irwin and Z. Z. and
A. NJ. Baldwin.
The Cluster club of the Second Con
gregatiOnal church gave pleasant en-
tertainment on Friday night in the
church. at the corner of Franklin and
Park avenues. Four humorous tableauX
were presented in excellent style, and
Miss Margaret Baxter, Miss White and
Messrs. Trablau and G. A. Chamber
ling furnished musical numbers and
Miss Blodgett gave recitation.
The Faust Social and Dancing club
has reorganized and elected the follow
ing officers: President. Abbott Blunt;
vice president, w. III. Williams; secre-
tary, +. G.. Sprague; treasurer, A. G.
Warner; conductor, f. w. Haven. The
club will give dances throughout
the winter at Malcolm'S hall. The first
one will be given next Thursday even
ing.
Miss Will Ketchim, of 2712 Grand
avenue, was surprised by her friends
Friday evening. An enjoyable time
was spent by all present. Among those
present were Mr.. ank Mrs; J. w. Mon,
roe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. HaZeltine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Carlton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Henderson, Miss Smith, Mr.. Potter,
Mrs. Raymond and others.
s=Mrs. Partridge read an excellent paper
on British India of To-day" at the last
meeting of the Biographical club, which
was followed by short description of
the Ayran temples and the islands of
Japan. This club is doing some of the
finest and most thorough literary work
of any in the city.
Tomorrow Mrs II. H. Kimball and
Mrs. A. ID. milford will give a recep-
ton at the West hotel at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon and through the evening.
Supper will be served and dancing will
be among the pleasures of the occasion.
About 800 guests will be present.
The trustees of the Westminster
church gave a reception Tuesday even
| ing to Rev. and Mrs. d. J. Burrell at the
church parlors. Fully 400 people were
present. Light refreshments were
served by the ladies of the congregation
| during the evening.
A committee on entertainments was
| elected at the meeting of the KenwOOd
| Chautauqua circle last Monday evening.
A number of new members were also
| put on the list. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. f. V. Hayden, 2016
KenwoOd boulevard.
DR.. George E. LOrimer, of Chicago,
| will give the second of series of lee
| lures, under the auspices of the Young
leOple , toSOCldlIOllt at lllO EIloO Dap
| fist church next Tuesday evening. The
| subject Is 1.-The French Revolution"
The social circle of the Church of the
| Redeemer will meet next Wednesday
| afternoon to finish the comforts for the
| Home for Children and Aged Women.
All interested in this good cause are re-
! queSted to be present.
The first annual ball of Minneapolis
ndpe No 3n Of the Switchmen'S Mn
| tual Aid Association of North America,
will be given at Harmonic hall Thurs
day. Dec. ID. The music will be by
SavOiS full orchestra.
The Good Templar Union Lodge No.
2. will give Sociable entertainment in
the way of on apron and necktie party
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